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Royal Mail Loses Penalty AppealHell Mail, UK –5 hours agoRoyal Mail has lost an appeal against a £9.62 million penalty for failing to protect adequately the mail in its care. The Court of Appeal has upheld the … More: continued here

Royal Mail set to move Coventry's sorting office to Ansty?ic Coventry, UK –3 hours agoBy Cara Simpson ROYAL MAIL is to look at the possibility of moving its mail sorting depot from Coventry city centre to a site at Ansty after a meeting with … More: continued here

An eight-year-old rescue dog from Perth is starring in the latest set of special issue Royal Mail stamps. More: continued here

LEXINGTON, Mass. & and NEW YORK—-IAC and e-Dialog, a proven provider of advanced e-mail marketing and database technologies, today announced a multi-year partnership in which e-Dialog will provide IAC with services and tools to support and coordinate e-mail marketing activities across the broad IAC network of brands. More: continued here

Post Office set to stayBuckinhamshire Free Press, UK –2 hours agoThe area plan proposal published on the Royal Mail website lists Cookham Rise in the post offices to remain in the network. This is still subject to a …Digital Era Hits StampsGibbons Stamp Monthlyall 3 news articles More: continued here

A two-year-old German Shepherd from Humberside Police becomes a star of the latest special collection of Royal Mail stamps. More: continued here

News & Star First-class post for mountain-rescue dogGrough, UK –1 hour agoSearch-and-rescue dog Merrick, a labrador-collie cross from Perth is the star of the Royal Mail’s 46p stamp, which is part of a series featuring working …Stamp of approval for rescue dogScotland CourierStamp launch: Border collie Kess with handler Les Telford, on …

LONDON (Thomson Financial) – Twenty PLC said its Dataforce unit has been named as the first company to be appointed to Royal Mail’s newly created data panel. More: continued here

IAC and e-Dialog, a proven provider of advanced e-mail marketing and database technologies, today More: continued here

Florida’s attorney general is reviewing whether cruise lines such as Carnival Corp. and Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd. adequately disclosed surcharges that they started billing passengers this month to offset rising fuel prices. More: continued here